I have what seems to be a fairly unique situation to deal with. I am successfully streaming "LIVE" using FLME to an FMS server. Currently the buffer on the FMS is set to 30s which means that our viewers have a native 30s delay on the live action. I actually want to INCREASE this delay, but I need to do it without increasing the FMS buffer size.
My thinking at this stage is to introduce some sort of pre-processing in the live encoding process so that the data that is sent to FLME is 60s "after" the live action takes place. This gets streamed to FMS which, together with the 30s buffer size, results in the live action being broadcast a full 1m30s after it has actually been captured.
My problem is that I have no idea how to do this - anybody else doing something similar, or that can point me at an application I could use that would give me the combo of "live" streaming with a built-in encoder-side delay?